Sentence examples for restored prices from inspiring English sources

Plainly, Roosevelt's bill restored prices, concentrated land in the hands of the few, and perpetuated the rise of agribusiness.

By 1552, confidence in the coinage was restored, prices fell, and trade at last improved.

Pfizer's Nov. 16 announcement of the restored price increases makes note of the fact prices on 90% of its medicines "will remain unchanged," which is a bit like observing after a plane crash that most planes land safely.

Decentralized freely operating markets will mitigate the persistence of any price shocks and restore prices to their long-run trends.

The industry is in need of a great vintage to help restore prices, which have fallen steadily since 2000.

In addition, any market with inflated prices induced by a horizontal agreement will rapidly attract new entrants, and they can easily restore prices to the competitive level.

With strong attendance, Disney's parks division was able to restore prices for tickets and hotel rooms to near-normal levels.

OPEC called on other oil-producing countries to "contribute to efforts to restore prices to reasonable levels, and eliminate harmful and unnecessary fluctuations".

Moreover, by inducing labour and capital to move from less to more profitable occupations or areas, the competitive mechanism constantly restores prices to these "natural" levels despite short-run aberrations.

The 13 ministers of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries met this afternoon in closed session but were unable to agree on any one plan from several prepared by experts who worked virtually through the night seeking ways to restrain production and restore prices.

Eventually the financially weakest producers go out of business, restoring prices but setting the scene for the next round of overcapacity.